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Ahmad SharawiThe National Interest |
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As Washington ratchets up the economic phase of its war with Iran, these informal channels are the regime’s financial lifeline.
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For its own reasons, Pakistan does want peace, but a peace that favors Iran.
Iran's strikes have pushed its Gulf neighbors to the brink. Now they must pick sides.
The last time a US president drew a “red line” and refused to enforce it, thousands of Syrians paid the price.
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